Personal notices record town visit highlights
Several residents are named visiting or returning to town or nearby areas. B Field of Como toured by bicycle. Horace W. Sherman of Citizens National Bank motored to Montclair to visit Rev. Artur Mason Sherman. Mosés I. Hampton shows slight improvement after illness at Mrs. Sidney H. Throckmorton’s home. John P. Hamilton from the Soldiers' Home visits his daughter and joins his family at Kearney. Anton Furth of New York returns from a visit with Samuel Levin at Hastrick cottage. Mrs. A. Markett returns to Woodcliffe, N. J., after visiting her parents, accompanied by Mrs. George Wagner. Mrs. Wagner, a frequent traveler, enjoyed the seashore and drives with Emmons. Mrs. John H. Dingman of Brooklyn visits her parents on Norwood Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ff. McCloud host visits on Norwood Avenue. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Chrinian of Brooklyn recently stayed with R. Jerome Van Brunt in Lippincott Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Field
Como
Horace W. Sherman
Citizens’ National Bank
Montclair
Artur Mason Sherman
Mosés I. Hampton
Sidney H. Throckmorton
Mra. H. Ci. Woolley
John P. Hamilton Jr
Kearney
Anton Furth
New York
Samuel Levin
Hastrick Cottage
Norwood Avenue
A. Markett
E. Hwmmons
Woodcliffe
N. J
John H. Dingman
Brooklyn, N. Y
Samuel Ff. McCloud
J. J. Chrinian
Brooklyn
Red Bank Veterans at School Memorial Day Observance
Red Bank High School held Memorial Day exercises with veterans from Wight G. A. R. in attendance. Captains Parsons Worth and Harrison spoke, Hiss Bessie Morford sang Memorial Day, and the orchestra performed patriotic numbers. Traffic officer Harry VanNote stood duties at Broad and Monmouth, noted as a busy corner. no arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank High School
Wight G. A. R
C. B. Parsons
Capt
Worth
A. C. Harrison
Hiss Bessie Morford
Red Bank
Harry VanNote
Broad and
Monmouth Street
Officer VanNote
Cut Hand Wounds Hit Red Bank Bartender at Hotel Abbott
Thomas Ross a hotel bartender in Red Bank sustained a severe hand injury from a bottle, two arteries and a sinew were cut. He was transferred to Monmouth Memorial Hospital for treatment and will be laid up for some time. The piece also notes a Broadway Theatre presentation of The Blindness of Virtue with social reform commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ross
Abbott
Red Bank
Fride
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Broadway
Watch and Ward Society of
Boston
Jacoby Factory Site Offered and Chamber Plans
May 19 letter shows Jacoby factory site offered to president, with aim to unite shippers and patrons. Chamber of Commerce to reply with appreciation and promote a get-together movement. A ball and reception to cover carnival deficits is planned for late June or early July. Rev Albert B Herman to preach next Sunday night in the city, after thirteen years away, during his Synod visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besler
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Matthes
Harry C. Rehm
George K. Poland
William K. Campbell
George H Baker
William A. Stevens
William H. Slocum
Herman
Albert B. Herman
Schenectady
N. Y
First Reformed Church
Reformed Church Synod
Asbury Park
Weather wisdom clash at drought’s midpoint exchange
Against the Middle. The planter chats with Uncle Isaac, an older colored man who did odd jobs. Isaac questions why rain seems hard to come by at mid drought but appears easily when defending, implying weather patterns and practical knowledge in a rural setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Isaac
Newsboys Clash Prompt Recorder Cautions Robands
Rivalry among small newspaper sellers leads to fists and complaints brought before Recorder Arrowsmith. Abe Rosen faced charges for punching Harry Laflin in the eye after Rosen’s brother was struck. Tsidore Horentz accused by Rosen of incitement amid juvenile skirmishes. The Recorder warned against fighting and implied possible action if violence continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Arrowsmith
Recorder
Abe Rosen
Recorder's Court
Harry Laflin
Rosen
Tsidore Horentz
Arrowsmith
Bradley Beach Woman Sues for Defamation
Mrs. C. C. Martin, president of the Woman's Improvement League of Bradley Beach, sues Mrs. A. M. Gerarty for 2500 damages over a defaming advertisement in the Bea Coast News. Dispute stems from a quarrel about their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Beach
C. C. Martin
Woman's Improvement League of
A. M. Gerarty
Veteran Conductor Buys Auto in Monmouth Area
George H. Allen of Monmouth Avenue, longtime New Jersey Central conductor, bought a Maxwell car. He is at Asbury Park for his license and plans to return with an OK ticket. Allen says he will not speed and will drive safely when off duty and plans a country ride if time allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Allen
Monmouth Avenue
New Jersey Central
Asbury Park
Allen
Advertising in the Daily Record Promises Returns
An ad sale note states that advertising in the Daily Record will pay off for local businesses. It emphasizes financial gain and invites readers to place advertisements to boost reach and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Record
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John P. Hamilton
Soldiers’ Home
Red Bank Veterans At
A. T. Stewart & Co
Wrasufe
Ninth
Fountain Head
Burlington Arcade
Aredof
Ares
Broadway Corner
Wanamaker's
Steinhard Company
Asbury Bark
Neju Bersep
Jacoby
Christian Science
Library Hall
Davidsons
Broad ST
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